How do you set up the environment for es?
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I've been playing with [es](http://wryun.github.com/es-shell/) the last couple of days, and it (like rc) has the quirk/feature that it only runs its startup script (
.esrc
) on login. The usual way to run code in each interactive session is to put that code in the %prompt
function.
Of course, there's no %prompt
function if es -l
has never been run.
So, the question: how do you set the login environment when you come in via gdm or similar, which only source .profile (or .xprofile, .xsession, etc.)? The best I've come up with is:
if [ -f "$HOME/.esrc" ]; then
eval "`es -l <<-x
sh <<<'export -p'
x`"
fi
Which seems... horrifying. Any better approaches?
Asked by james.haggerty
(211 rep)
Aug 22, 2012, 02:07 AM
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